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Chalet MeadowBeginnerClosed
Deer RunBeginnerClosed
Grammy JayBeginnerClosed
InterstateBeginnerClosed
Kangaroo TrailBeginnerClosed
Lower Ullr's DreamBeginnerClosed
Perry Merril AveBeginnerClosed
Progression TerrainBeginnerClosed
Beginner teaching terrain, it is also where one of our beginner terrain parks, TBL Area, is located
Queen's HighwayBeginnerClosed
Rabbit TrailBeginnerClosed
Raccoon RunBeginnerClosed
SubwayBeginnerClosed
The BoulevardBeginnerClosed
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Alligator AlleyIntermediateClosed
Angel's WiggleIntermediateClosed
Cat WalkIntermediateClosed
Green Mountain BoysIntermediateClosed
Harmony LaneIntermediateClosed
Heaven's RoadIntermediateClosed
Hell's CrossingIntermediateClosed
KokomoIntermediateClosed
A fun series of tree islands formed by the groomed trails cutting through the woods, Kokomo serves as a perfect intro for new glade skiers and riders. Plus, it offers a pleasant alternative to the flatter run-out at the bottom of Ullrs’ Dream.
Lower Can AmIntermediateClosed
Lower ExhibitionIntermediateClosed
Lower Goat RunIntermediateClosed
Lower Milk RunIntermediateClosed
Lower River QuaiIntermediateClosed
Lower U.N.IntermediateClosed
MickyIntermediateClosed
Middle Can AmIntermediateClosed
Middle NorthwayIntermediateClosed
MontrealerIntermediateClosed
Paradise MeadowsIntermediateClosed
Poma LineIntermediateClosed
PurgatoryIntermediateClosed
RacerIntermediateClosed
St. George's PrayerIntermediateClosed
SweetheartIntermediateClosed
TaxiIntermediateClosed
The FlashIntermediateClosed
The WillardIntermediateClosed
Ullr's DreamIntermediateClosed
Upper Goat RunIntermediateClosed
Upper NorthwayIntermediateClosed
VermonterIntermediateClosed
WedelmasterIntermediateClosed
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601AdvancedClosed
Green BeretAdvancedClosed
HaynesAdvancedClosed
Hotshot DerickAdvancedClosed
JFKAdvancedClosed
KitzbuehelAdvancedClosed
Lift LineAdvancedClosed
Lower NorthwayAdvancedClosed
Lower Northwest PassageAdvancedClosed
Middle Northwest PassageAdvancedClosed
Mont L'EntrepideAdvancedClosed
Walking Required
The JetAdvancedClosed
The Jet LowerAdvancedClosed
Upper Can AmAdvancedClosed
Upper ExhibitionAdvancedClosed
Upper Exhibition closed at top of Goat S-Turns, Upper Exhibition below Goat S-Turns open via Expo Glade
Upper Milk RunAdvancedClosed
Upper Northwest PassageAdvancedClosed
Upper River QuaiAdvancedClosed
Upper U.N.AdvancedClosed
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Shakedown ParkTerrain ParkClosed
Intermediate Glade
BushwackerIntermediate GladeClosed
Bushwacker serves as a wonderful introduction to glade skiing and riding, and its gentle slope offers the option of cruising a groomed trail running throughout the glade or creating your own path in the trees. This glade begins with a fairly steep pitch, then levels off gently on to Ullrs’ Dream run-out. Bushwacker is a great warm up before exploring steeper glades.
Doe WoodsIntermediate GladeClosed
Unlike Moonwalk and Bushwacker, this new glade has no groomer path through it. The easy, mellow pitch of Doe Woods serves as a great place for your first true woods experience.
Full MoonIntermediate GladeClosed
With the lowest degree of difficulty, Moonwalk is an excellent place to begin exploring the trees. Choose from Full, Half and Quarter Moons; the First being the most difficult, with the second and third progressively easier. This is an adventure
for all ages and ability levels.
Half MoonIntermediate GladeClosed
With the lowest degree of difficulty, Moonwalk is an excellent place to begin exploring the trees. Choose from Full, Half and Quarter Moons; the First being the most difficult, with the second and third progressively easier. This is an adventure
for all ages and ability levels.
Quarter MoonIntermediate GladeClosed
With the lowest degree of difficulty, Moonwalk is an excellent place to begin exploring the trees. Choose from Full, Half and Quarter Moons; the First being the most difficult, with the second and third progressively easier. This is an adventure for all ages and ability levels.
Advanced Glade
Andre's ParadiseAdvanced GladeClosed
Arguably one of the best glades at Jay, André’s is further in from the Beaver Pond entrance. It starts with slightly steep, narrow chutes that open to an expansive glade. The beauty and the terrain is stunning. Eventually these woods lead to a groomed run-out connecting with Ullrs’ Dream and Kokomo.

*André’s Paradise is the ski area boundary, and venturing past the ropes could get you seriously lost, especially if you hike up the long trail on the way to Black Falls. (If these names are unfamiliar, don’t look for them.)
Beaver PondAdvanced GladeClosed
A Jay Peak must-ski, Beaver Pond’s entrance can be intimidating, but eventually levels out, opens up, and—most would agree—offer the most beautiful, flowing, scenic lines on the mountain.
Bonaventure GladeAdvanced GladeClosed
Known as ‘‘Bonnie Glade’’ to the locals, it offer small, uniform moguls with a beautiful consistent pitch and comfortable, open trees. Folks of all abilities love this glade.
Buckaroo BonzaiAdvanced GladeClosed
A moderately mellow glade with an open feel to the trees, this is a great lower mountain glade for many levels of skiers and riders.
Buck WoodsAdvanced GladeClosed
This often-overlooked glade seems steep from its entrance, but it mellows out after the first four turns. Still, surprises are in store. Keep an eye out for rocks and drops to play on from top to bottom.
Canyon LandAdvanced GladeClosed
A long glade with a challengingly playful mix of terrain, Canyonland takes its name from the large gullies that form natural halfpipes throughout the trail.
DeliveranceAdvanced GladeClosed
Ranked among the most di cult of Jay’s glades, Deliverance doesn’t disappoint. With three steep chutes making up the entrance, the open lines will be a welcome sight in the bottom half of this challenging glade.
EvergladeAdvanced GladeClosed
Located next to Staircase and accessible off of Alligator Alley, Everglade consists of steep and narrow chutes at the upper section, funneling into a slightly open finish out to Ullr’s Dream.
Expo GladeAdvanced GladeClosed
Expo Glade is one of Jay’s few glades with a steep, constant pitch. It’s fast and fun, but its open trees make it accessible to skiers and riders of many abilities. And it always seems to deliver great snow.
Hell's WoodsAdvanced GladeClosed
One of the locals’ favorite glades, Hell’s Woods can be tricky to enter, but it’s well worth the trouble. Once you’re in, it opens up and mellows out. The short but expansive ride requires repeat runs to explore the entire glade.
Kitz WoodsAdvanced GladeClosed
Kitz Woods starts with tight trees at the entrance and opens to a steep, fun-flled run. The glade finishes where Hell’s Crossing meets lower Northway.
North GladeAdvanced GladeClosed
Hands down one of the most beautiful glade runs at Jay, North Glade is a great run that holds snow for days and days. With its rolling terrain and open feel, many skiers make sure they cross this one off the list day after day.
Show-Off GladeAdvanced GladeClosed
Similar to Bonnie Glade, but with a steeper pitch, Show-O Glade challenges skiers and boarders. Be sure you’re making your best turns; you’ve got an audience overhead.
StaircaseAdvanced GladeClosed
Staircase consists of three rocky, steep and narrow chutes that eventually flow to an open glade as the pitch levels off, making this one of Jay’s most challenging runs.
Stateside GladeAdvanced GladeClosed
This mild glade has a constant intermediate grade with a short and steep pitch near its end. From there it opens to more flat terrain with some of Jay’s most beautiful woods skiing and riding.
The Face ChutesAdvanced GladeClosed
Jay’s most extreme run, the Face, commands respect from those who attempt it. It’s on the top of many skiers’ and riders’ checklist a per a snowstorm. If you can handle it, you’ll be out of breath at the bottom and telling your friends about this one for days.
TimbuktuAdvanced GladeClosed
Off the Jet Triple chair and running along the boundary of the resort, Timbuktu’s expansive terrain and sustained pitch makes it a perennial favorite among the Raised Jay.
Tuckerman's ChuteAdvanced GladeClosed
Recommended only for the most expert of skiers and riders, Tuckerman’s is a short and thrilling ride, and is called a chute for a reason. Tight turns on steep terrain is what you’ll and here. Save this one for when both your legs and the snow are fresh.
ValhallaAdvanced GladeClosed
Considered heaven to Viking warriors, this powdery steep glade is many locals’ favorite. With its steep, deep and tight terrain you’ll feel like you entered heaven on this run. Valhalla begins with a series of steep chutes that open up and offer some high level glade skiing and riding.
VertigoAdvanced GladeClosed
This is exciting glade is accessed from the top of Can Am via two possible entrances. Beginning with a single chute, it quickly splits into four steep fingers. Vertigo is off the beaten path and therefore often overlooked, but this is one of the most challenging glades at the resort.
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Jet Triple8:30am - 4:00pmTripleClosed
Local favorite accessing the more challenging terrain on Stateside.
Quad
Bonaventure Quad8:30am - 4:00pmQuadClosed
Upper mountain lift accessing both Stateside and Tramside terrain.
Flyer Quad8:30am - 4:00pmQuadClosed
High speed detacheable quad.
Metro Quad8:00am - 4:00pmQuadClosed
Lower mountain lift on Tramside. Also accessing connector trail to Stateside.
Taxi Quad8:00am - 4:00pmQuadClosed
Lower mountain quad chair accessing beginner terrain on Stateside.
Aerial Tramway
Aerial Tram8:30am - 4:00pmAerial TramwayClosed
Vermont's only Aerial Tram
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Village Double8:00am - 4:00pmDoubleClosed
Best for beginners, the lower mountain chair accessing some of the best learning terrain on the mountain.
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Stateside Carpet8:00am - 4:00pmMoving CarpetClosed
Tramside Carpet8:00am - 4:00pmMoving CarpetClosed

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Arcade
ArcadeClips & Reels ArcadeArcade
LOCATION: Mountain Kids Adventure Center
DESCRIPTION: We now have 2 arcades on property. This one is located on Stateside in the new Clips & Reels Recreational Center. The other, the Elevation 1851' Family Arcade, is located on Tramside adjacent to the Pump House Indoor Waterpark.. Take your pick of either location to burn an hour pre or post-ski or -waterpark or -climbing gym or -movie.
ArcadeElevation 1851' Family ArcadeArcade
LOCATION: Hotel Jay & Pump House Indoor Waterpark
DESCRIPTION: We now have 2 arcades on property. This one, the Elevation 1851' Family Arcade, is located on Tramside adjacent to the Pump House Indoor Waterpark. The other is located on Stateside in the new Clips & Reels Recreational Center. Take your pick of either location to burn an hour pre or post-ski or -waterpark or -climbing gym or -movie.
Bar
BarBullwheel BarBar
LOCATION: Stateside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION: A bar offering après (or anytime, really) drinks, that is big enough to jam a bus (our first shuttle) a Bullwheel (of T bar fame) and views of the mountain like you’ve never seen. Plus, the go-to location for apres ski music on most Fridays and Saturdays through the winter.
BarThe DrinkBar
LOCATION: Hotel Jay & Pump House Indoor Waterpark
DESCRIPTION: 86-degree temperatures, cold beverages and big views of the local surfing community—The Drink delivers a little bit of summer all year long. Beer on tap, dueling blenders, and a list of frozen concoctions designed to help you forget about any chilly winds that may blow outside, The Drink also provides a front row seat of the Pump House, four flat screen HD televisions and direct sight lines of the borderline enormous 16 foot television located above the Double Barrel surfing wave.
BarTower BarBar
LOCATION: Tram Haus Lodge
DESCRIPTION:
This unique Tramside aprés ski spot makes you feel as though you haven’t stepped inside—you’re sitting on old chairlift towers and wheels from the Green Mountain Chair, and the large windows give you an unobstructed view of the ski area. This is the perfect place to grab a beer with friends or catch an evening game on one of the bar’s several TVs. Dine on huge burgers, wings and a variety of fun pub food like steak sandwiches, lobster mac and cheese and chorizo tacos.
Childcare
ChildcareStateside JaycareChildcare
LOCATION: Mountain Kids Adventure Center
DESCRIPTION: For kids ages 3-12.
ChildcareTramside JaycareChildcare
LOCATION: Tramside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION: For kids ages 6 weeks to 35 months.
Coffee Shop
Coffee ShopAroma CafeCoffee Shop
LOCATION: Tram Haus Lodge
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Enjoy fresh baked pastries and treats grab-and-go style, just steps away from the base of the Metro Quad. The coffee and espresso menu will energize you for a long day on the mountain, and a maple bacon doughnut is the perfect feel-good bite to start your morning.
Coffee ShopBuddy's Mug Coffee ShopCoffee Shop
LOCATION: Hotel Jay & Pump House Indoor Waterpark
DESCRIPTION: Former Mountain Operations Manager Buddy Loux liked coffee as much as the next guy and more than most. It's in his honor we've named our Hotel Jay coffee shop. From good ol’ black coffee to speciality brews, Buddy’s Mug will help you wake up on the right side of the bed. Stick with a croissant or splurge on a dessert-for-breakfast treat.
Customer Service
Customer ServiceStateside Customer Service & Ticket BoothCustomer Service
LOCATION: Stateside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION:
Located on Stateside on the ground level of the Baselodge.
Customer ServiceTramside Customer ServiceCustomer Service
LOCATION: Tramside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION:
Located in Tramside on the ground level of the Baselodge.
Indoor Ice Arena
Indoor Ice ArenaThe Ice Haus Indoor ArenaIndoor Ice Arena
LOCATION: Tramside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION: Offering Public Skate and Stick & Puck hours. Also available for camps, tournaments and private events.
Indoor Waterpark
Indoor WaterparkThe Pump House Indoor Waterpark
LOCATION: Hotel Jay & Pump House Indoor Waterpark
DESCRIPTION: The Jay Peak Pump House indoor waterpark is a place for well-earned leisure. A place to experience the mountain when the mountain may have beaten you momentarily. But it's also more than just a place to relax, it's a chance to catch a different thrill on the slides, shoot hoops and climb rocks in the activity pool, and test your skill on the Flowrider. Non-water activities in the 1851' Family Arcade, The Warming Shelter, the Wave Surf Shop and the drink ensure every moment is saturated with satisfaction. It is the much deserved complement after a day of skiing, or vice-versa.
Nordic Center
Nordic CenterFat BikingNordic Center
LOCATION: Clubhouse
DESCRIPTION: A full-service bike shop is located in the Golf Clubhouse and Nordic Center with all of the essentials for winter riding. Stop in to purchase trail passes, get your bike tuned, or just to hang out and have a coffee.
Nordic CenterNordic Ski & Snowshoe CenterNordic Center
LOCATION: Clubhouse
DESCRIPTION: Jay Peak’s Nordic Center offers everything you need for a great day on the trails. Explore right from the clubhouse on nordic skis, in both classic and skate, snowshoes or fat biking in a peaceful setting.
Recreational Center
Recreational CenterCarvedRecreational Center
LOCATION: Mountain Kids Adventure Center
DESCRIPTION:
When our snow, surf and fairways aren’t enough to keep your heart rate pinned, look to Carved Fitness, located inside the Hotel Jay and Conference Center, to keep you rolling.
Recreational CenterClips & Reels Indoor Climbing FacilityRecreational Center
LOCATION: Mountain Kids Adventure Center
DESCRIPTION: Clips & Reels offers a 142-seat cinema draught house (READ: a place where you can watch a movie and drink a beer,) an arcade that skews toward the virtual reality world, and a Clip ‘n Climb facility that offers plenty of fun and challenging climbing elements.
Recreational CenterClips & Reels Movie TheaterRecreational Center
LOCATION: Mountain Kids Adventure Center
DESCRIPTION: Clips & Reels offers a 142-seat cinema draught house (READ: a place where you can watch a movie and drink a beer,) an arcade that skews toward the virtual reality world, and a Clip ‘n Climb facility that offers plenty of fun and challenging climbing elements.
Rental
RentalStateside Rental ShopRental
LOCATION: Stateside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION:
Located on Stateside on the top level of the Baselodge, adjacent to the Bullwheel Bar.
RentalTramside Rental & Repair ShopRental
LOCATION: Tram Haus Lodge
Ski & Ride School
Ski & Ride SchoolMountain Kids Adventure CenterSki & Ride School
LOCATION: Stateside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION:
Kids ski & ride school.
Located on Stateside, it is the red building before you get to the Stateside Hotel & Baselodge.
Ski & Ride SchoolStateside Ski & Ride School DeskSki & Ride School
LOCATION: Stateside Baselodge
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Lessons and clinics for people ages 13+.
Spa
SpaTaiga SpaSpa
LOCATION: Tram Haus Lodge
DESCRIPTION: At the Taiga Spa we focus on looking and feeling better. It might mean facials, manicures and pedicures, but it will almost definitely include the hands-on massage treatment that cures the little reminders of your day’s adventures.
Ticket Booth
Ticket BoothStateside Ticket BoothTicket Booth
LOCATION: Stateside Baselodge
Ticket BoothTramside Ticket BoothTicket Booth
LOCATION: Tramside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION:
Located in Tramside on the ground level of the Baselodge.
Ski Patrol
Ski PatrolJet Triple Ski PatrolSki Patrol
LOCATION: Top of the Jet Triple
DESCRIPTION:
First aid station. Ski Patrol: (802) 327-2187
Ski PatrolSky Haus Ski PatrolSki Patrol
LOCATION: Sky Haus at the Tramside summit
DESCRIPTION:
First aid station. Ski Patrol: (802) 327-2187
Ski PatrolStateside Ski PatrolSki Patrol
LOCATION: Stateside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION:
First aid station. Ski Patrol: (802) 327-2187
Ski PatrolTramside Ski PatrolSki Patrol
LOCATION: Tramside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION:
First aid station. Ski Patrol: (802) 327-2187
Shuttle Service
Shuttle ServiceJay Peak Shuttle ServiceShuttle Service
LOCATION: Shuttle
Parking
ParkingParkingParking
LOCATION: Parking Lot
Food/Drink
Food/DrinkAlice's TableFood/Drink
LOCATION: Tram Haus Lodge
DESCRIPTION:
Alice's Table is named after Alice Lewis who worked at Jay Peak from 1956-1968. A little fancier but just as welcoming as the namesake woman who became a legend for her hospitality. Enjoy local ingredients as you take in spectacular views of the mountain, Tramside lifts and ski trails. This sunny Tramside eatery is perfect for savoring rich flavors, celebrating special occasions and sharing meals with family.
Food/DrinkClips & Reels CafeFood/Drink
LOCATION: Mountain Kids Adventure Center
DESCRIPTION:
Follow up on your climbing session at the new Clips Cafe, with a savory variety of apps, sandwiches and pizza.
Food/DrinkHowie's DinnerFood/Drink
LOCATION: Stateside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION:
When you sport the name of our late, long time Food and Beverage Director and local sportsman Howard Johnson, you can bet on stick-to-your-ribs food served hot and fast. Make the most of your quick lunch break or more leisurely dinner with classic comfort foods, like special recipe meatloaf and other homey recipes.
Food/DrinkIce Haus Snack Bar & CafeFood/Drink
LOCATION: Ice Haus Arena
DESCRIPTION:
Enjoy beer, wine and the best popcorn on the mountain at our Ice Haus Snack Bar but that’s just for starters. McKenzie Hot Dogs, enormous burgers and lunch specials round out our snack bar menu (with big sandwiches, candy and ice cream to boot) all inside our heated snack bar.
Food/DrinkMiso HungryFood/Drink
LOCATION: Tramside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION:
Authentic ramen noodles and broth are ladled into bowls brimming with Vermont ingredients. For best results, slurp your soup directly outside the resort’s tram car-turned-food cart.
Food/DrinkMountain Dick's PizzeriaFood/Drink
LOCATION: Hotel Jay & Pump House Indoor Waterpark
DESCRIPTION:
We've named the region's best pizzeria after former lift attendant extraordinaire Mountain Dick Lucier. Mountain Dick's offers speciality pizzas, calzones, subs, pasta and has a full beer and wine license.Nothing quite satisfies that post-waterpark hunger like a good slice of pizza.
Food/DrinkProvisions General StoreFood/Drink
LOCATION: Tramside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION:
The Jay Peak Provisions General Store offers everything you'll need for your stay and then some. Inside you will find groceries, wine and a walk-in beer cave as well as our full service deli for fresh meats and cheeses, subs, salads and pasta dishes. Beyond food items, Provisions is stocked with Jay Peak apparel, outerwear and other useful gear.
Food/DrinkSky Haus DeliFood/Drink
LOCATION: Sky Haus at the Tramside summit
DESCRIPTION:
Lunch with a view (unless the Jay Cloud has anything to say about it). Warm up with hot soup and chili, sandwiches, bacon-wrapped hot dogs and more.
Food/DrinkStateside CafeteriaFood/Drink
LOCATION: Stateside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION:
The Stateside Cafeteria serves up daily hot specials and Vermont favorites, like poutine.
Food/DrinkThe Clubhouse GrilleFood/Drink
LOCATION: Clubhouse
DESCRIPTION:
Looking for a change of scenery? A trip down to the golf course and Nordic Center wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Clubhouse Grille. There, you’ll enjoy the spiciest food Jay has to offer, with authentic Mexican-themed dining.
Food/DrinkThe Foundry Pub & GrilleFood/Drink
LOCATION: Hotel Jay & Pump House Indoor Waterpark
DESCRIPTION:
Sink your teeth into a cheesy flatbread at The Foundry Pub and Grille, best known for its marquee ceramic oven. This casual restaurant also boasts a large selection of smoked wings and American-style smoked meats and vegetables.
Food/DrinkThe Warming ShelterFood/Drink
LOCATION: Hotel Jay & Pump House Indoor Waterpark
DESCRIPTION:
Named after the first snack shack at Jay Peak, we figured it'd suit our Pump House Indoor Waterpark Snack Bar fine. The Shelter offers up a wide range of sandwiches, chicken fingers and fries, pizza, ice cream and soft drinks all designed to keep appetites at bay long enough for another drop on La Chute.
Food/DrinkTramside CafeteriaFood/Drink
LOCATION: Tramside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION:
This is not your average cafeteria. Grab all your favorites, like burgers and mozzarella sticks, or hop in line for our action station.
Retail Shop
Retail ShopThe Gear ShopRetail Shop
LOCATION: Stateside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION: The Gear Shop is your headquarters for everything ski and ride related. From the latest Burton snowboards, to a complete selection of Rossignol, Volkl, Salomon, Black Diamond, Line and DPS skis, The Gear Shop is your source for expert advice and friendly service. We offer Masterfit endorsed, full-service boot fitting for a precise comfortable fit.
Retail ShopThe Ice Haus Pro ShopRetail Shop
LOCATION: Ice Haus Arena
DESCRIPTION: Look to the Ice Haus Pro Shop for all your hockey needs. From a wide range of on-ice gear to logo'd commemortive sweatshirts, t-shirts and hats, we've got you covered.
Retail ShopThe Mountain ShopRetail Shop
LOCATION: Hotel Jay & Pump House Indoor Waterpark
DESCRIPTION: Carrying the latest selection of lifestyle clothing and cold weather accessories, The Mountain Shop is the only place to find brands like Patagonia, Horny Toad, Prana, Canada Goose, Orage, Analog, and Arc’teryx.
Retail ShopThe Wave Surf ShopRetail Shop
LOCATION: Hotel Jay & Pump House Indoor Waterpark
DESCRIPTION: The Wave has a full selection of swimwear from Quiksilver, Roxy, Lole and Patagonia. Suits starting at $20.00. Pick up your Pump House and Jay Peak gear here as well.
Hotel
HotelHotel Jay & Conference CenterHotel
LOCATION: Tramside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION: Choose from 176 accommodations ranging from 2 person king rooms to a wide selection of suites featuring duvet comforters, flat screen HD TVs, and WiFi. Located on Tramside, the Hotel Jay houses the Pump House Indoor Waterpark, is steps from the Tramside lifts, and just across from the Ice Haus Indoor Arena. You'll have easy access to The Foundry, Mountain Dick's Pizzeria, Buddy's Mug and all the Tram Haus Lodge amenities are just a short walk away.
HotelStateside HotelHotel
LOCATION: Stateside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION: The 85-room Stateside Hotel & Baselodge offers skiers and riders ski-in, ski-out access to Stateside and the most affordable on-mountain lodging at the resort. Your stay includes unlimited shuttle service to the Pump House, Ice Haus Arena and other resort attractions.
HotelTram Haus LodgeHotel
LOCATION: Tramside Baselodge
DESCRIPTION: The Tram Haus Lodge offers a mix of studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites all appointed with locally made fixtures, Johnson Woolen Mill blankets, kitchenettes or full kitchens, air conditioning, fireplace, flat screen HD televisions, WiFi, free guest lockers, valley or mountain views and walking distance to our Aerial Tram, and Tramside lifts. You’ll also have easy access to Alice’s Table Restaurant, The Tower Bar, Aroma Café and Taiga Spa-just downstairs.

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Snow Report

Thursday November 21 at 10:19 AM

November 21st, 2024 10:19a

Surprise, we're opening early this Saturday 11/23 to kick the tires and light the fires a little early for our most diehearty diehards. To all of our dedicated teammates, loyal Season Passholders, and anyone who's purchased into our Mission Affordable Lift Ticket 4-Pack, please join us for laps on the Jet Triple Chair from 10am - 2pm. More details HERE.

Flurries arrive this morning and it may be just cold enough for some natural snow to stick up on the summit. Things look wet for the remainder of the weekend and we are thinking snow here at Jay.

We’re still gearing up to kick off the season officially with our Day for the Devoted on Friday, November 29th. The Jet will be open as always, the Montrealer for an easier route down, and with a little bit of luck, possibly even the Taxi Quad for beginner and intermmediate terrain. We might even have a mini park with a few hits and features to get the good times rolling. Read more about Opening Weekend HERE.

We know that many of you are itching to get up the hill, but it's important to remember that there is not enough of a base to protect your fancy uphill gear (or yourselves). Add to that, winch cats and snow making equipment, and it's just not a great idea quite yet. We'll let you know when there's an open uphill route. Check out our Uphill Travel Update before you head up.

Make sure you stay connected right here for the latest terrain, weather and operational updates.

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November 21st, 2024 10:19a

Flurries arrive this morning and it may be just cold enough for some natural snow to stick up on the summit. Things look wet for the remainder of the weekend and we are thinking snow here at Jay.

Make sure you stay connected right here for the latest terrain, weather and operational updates.

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